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I have Strawerry plants in 2 liter bottles , planted in 3/8's pea stone, and they have done real well. My question is "How do I care for the plants this winter". In our region winters are very cold, and I would like to know what to do to my plants to hold them over the winter. The plants are very healthy, with runners attached. I do not heat my greenhouse during the winter season. I would appreciate any sound advice from strawberry growers. |
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Strawberries benefit from chilling over the winter with some varietys tolerating more cold than others. If you purchased yours from a local nursery they were probably bred for your climate and in all likelihood will tolerate and actually benefit from over-wintering in your unheated greenhouse. If you were growing the plants in soil I would advise you to stop applying fertilizer as soon as the cold drives them to dormancy. I suspect this will also be true for growing them hydroponically. I have no idea how they'll react if the roots freeze while suspended in solution. Hope this helps, SH |
Thanks slaphead for the reply. I live in zone4, where it gets anywhere from -20 to -40 below zero, and I have stopped the nutrients about 3 weeks ago. I realize strawberry plants need chilling, but this would be like throwing them in the freezer. I would think this would kill the roots, but don;t know for sure??. I guess I will have to take my chances, and see what happens next spring. Thanks again for the reply, and have a Happy Holiday Season. Grampe |
I came across this link this morning. They suggest: "ģ simulate a winter for your new seedlings. Dip roots (or plugs) in microbial solution, gently wrap them in clear plastic and refrigerate them for two to five months. After this rest period, your transplants are ready to be added to your hydroponic system." They have a bit of info on hydro strawberries ¢ just scroll down the text. |
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Thank you very much Baci and slaphead for your reply. It has already gone to -7 below 0, and my strawberries are well frozen by now. I have left the plants in my containers, and will wait for spring to know the results. The plants are very well developed, and I know they don't mind the cold, so we will just have to wait and see the results. It seems like I just got things cleaned up, and have to make up some new bato buckets for some other experiments for the up-coming season. Again, thanks for replying to my question, and have a very wonderful Holiday Season, Grampe |
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L'Occitane • Amande Cleansing and Soothing Shower Oil • Gels/Soaps
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Average Rating. | 4.4 |
Would buy this product again. | 85% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* carita on 2/13/2009 3:58:00 AM more reviews by carita
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I like it very much. I purchased travel size bottle (75mL) together with Grape shower oil. It has almost the same ingredients as Grape shower oil, the only difference is the scent. In this case scent is very warm and sweet, like almond. While the scent is ok during winter, I dont think I would like it during summer (I find the scent of Grape showe oil a bit peculiar, but much more refreshing than the scent of Almond shower oil). It also moisturizes just as good as Grape shower oil.
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Amandaa on 1/13/2009 12:22:00 PM more reviews by Amandaa
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
This product smells so good and moisturize as well, just a little bit of oil is enough for apply all over my body, is very economic! Love L'occitane!!!
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*TOP REVIEWER* macalcia on 1/11/2009 1:26:00 PM more reviews by macalcia
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Fair Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Black
Smells good and fells good to apply, but somehow I don't fell any moisturizing effect. After you wash it, it's all gone, unlike all the other shower oils I've tried. Guess I'm going back to the good old baby oil.
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kurokokoro on 1/9/2009 11:58:00 AM more reviews by kurokokoro
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Other Eyes: Brown
my skin was feeling tight and dry, so i visited the outlet and got this. since the word 'oil' sounded interesting for a cleansing wash, it caught my attention.
it made my skin feel smoother just after the first wash. thought it was amazing!
the smell is just wonderful, a little sweet but light. smell does not linger long though, probably for an hour or slightly shorter...
does not lather as much as the description says it will, but it does smooth well our your skin during shower...
will repurchase...
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jenikat on 1/3/2009 10:38:00 PM more reviews by jenikat
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Tan Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
HEAVENLY! This is the only way I can describe this! My face is oily, but my bodily skin is quite dry and undernourished (I'm lazy about body lotion), so this product was a dream come true for me. It leaves my skin velvety soft, and probably would be even better if I added some body lotion afterwards, but why ruin a good thing? I generally stay away from almond scented stuff because for me it is associated with some awful pet smells in my past, but the scent of this shower oil is amazingly light, yet sweet and warm. I can't wait til my husband smells it on me. It doesn't smell like pure almond oil, and smells like it's mixed with some other scent that's a lot softer. It is a real treat. I do wish it came in gallon sized jugs because I would buy it all up. I felt lucky being able to get it in the store today because the cashier said they haven't been able to keep it on the shelves since it was mentioned in a recent Lucky Magazine. I will be buying this again and again, assuming I have the money for it. I will certainly keep an eye out for alternatives, but I think it will be very difficult to duplicate such a delicate, yet impactful scent that lingers for hours.
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1MVP1 on 12/26/2008 12:44:00 AM more reviews by 1MVP1
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
The Amande Shower Oil is a great, unique product. It has good moisturizing properties and if I am short on time, I can skip the lotion after my shower - even in the dry Michigan winter. I wouldn't recommend doing this every day, but it can be an excellent time saver in the morning!
The smell is pleasant, but I'm just not that crazy about it. It somehow reminds me of 'new Barbie smell' from when I was a kid.
I go through a bottle quickly, so even though other reviewers state a little goes a long way, I must be heavy handed as I find I use quite a bit. It is fairly expensive, but no more than other L'Occitane body washes. It is worth it to have one less product (lotion) in my gym bag!
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*TOP REVIEWER* hp11989 on 12/21/2008 7:27:00 PM more reviews by hp11989
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
Overall rating: I gave this 5 lippies because it is the only product of it's kind that I know of. It's an oil that foams lightly when mixed with water, and it's main purpose-which it does very well--is not to strip your skin of the oils that keep it moist and to protect your skin from losing additional moisture during the day. I don't need to use very much to clean my body, and it smells delightfully almondy. After showering, my skin is moist, supple, and very lightly scented. I believe that the scent is light enough, and basic enough, that it doesn't interfere with my regular perfume. I use this only in the winter months. I think it would be too cloyingly "oily" feeling in the humid summer months.
Where did I buy this: Sephora B&M store.
Price: $22 for 8 oz.
Packaging: Standard rocker-cap plastic bottle. Be sure to close the cap after each use because if left open and tilted, the product will drain out easily.
Would I buy again: Yup!
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michellebrauner on 11/24/2008 2:20:00 AM more reviews by michellebrauner
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Other
Love, love, love it! I love the way I smell when I use this. The whole bathroom smells amazing after I shower actually and then I just want to keep smelling my skin. My husband even uses this b/c it smells so great. The smell seems to wear off after about an hour unfortunately. My skin is softer after using it and it works great for shaving. It doesn't foam/lather up much at all but it does the trick. I usually just put a little in my hands, rub them together, until it turns slightly white and then apply to body and I don't need much since it's fairly runny.
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*TOP REVIEWER* pootiebear1031 on 11/11/2008 11:04:00 PM more reviews by pootiebear1031
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I was not impressed with this shower oil. It is suppose to be a foaming shower oil but I did not see much foam at all. I did not really smell the almond scent either when I used this shower gel. This shower oil is nothing but a huge disappointment
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NikkiHarbin on 10/23/2008 1:52:00 AM more reviews by NikkiHarbin
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Tan Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
I love, love, love this product. It leaves my skin feeling so soft, and the scent is so light and relaxing. This product is great for any skin type. It's non-greasy, which is odd since it's an oil. I would recommend this to everyone!!!
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That being said, at the end of the month, I will be traveling to the Philippines with an organization called Arts Aftercare. It is a nonprofit bringing the arts to survivors of slavery, which was started by my college friends Curtis and Grace Romjue. The purpose of the trip is to train care workers in a new art therapy curriculum which will be introduced to survivors of sexual slavery. I will be photographing survivors, youth advocates, and trying to tell the story of what life is like for people who are trapped in slavery, as well as those who have been freed. Thankfully, I will be traveling with my good friend and filmmaker Eric Becker who will be telling the same story through video. It will be a collaborative effort, and I am really excited to start working on this so we can shine a light in the dark places of the world. I was shocked to recently find out that modern day slavery is a bigger problem today than slavery has ever been in the history of the world. What's even worse is that not only are many of the slaves children, but they are forced into sex 10 to 20 times a day.
A friend of mine emailed me me a video this morning about a girl who had been sold by her mother into sexual slavery. I could only watch about 2 minutes of it before I turned it off. This sucks. I hate reading about this stuff, and it is beyond sad. What is wrong with people? is the question I find myself repeating over and over. I leave in less than a month, and I thought I should start writing about my thoughts as this assignment approaches. My hope is that some of you will be inspired to take action, and in turn tell your personal network about the work that needs to be done. I also feel like I need to do what I can to prepare myself for what I will be confronted with. As my wife reminded me today, I tend to cover my ears and walk out of the room when I hear her nurse friends talking about something that makes me queazy. I guess if I am being honest, I like to be comfortable, and I don't like to be burdened. Not really the best way to live life, as nobody ever said life was meant to be comfortable. I also feel like you never know what is possible until you put something out there.
I know there are many of you who are already involved in fighting modern day slavery through organizations like International Justice Mission and others. My hope is that by sharing this, some of you may feel inclined to help fight for justice by giving of your unique gifts. Maybe you are a medical worker, a writer, a teacher… The possibilities are endless. We are also still looking for funding for a portion of this trip, so there is also a financial need at this point. If you are interested in becoming involved, you can write me (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Curtis Romjue (firstname.lastname@example.com / www.artsaftercare.org). You can donate through the Arts Aftercare donation page and mention this trip in the comment field aftercare.org/donate. If you have any experience with social justice, or working around such a heavy situation, I would love to hear from you. It's going to be a difficult trip, and I know I am going to need help and encouragement.
Thanks for reading. I hope to share more about this soon.
Nice to meet you!
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Hi Everybody! Just a quick post to introduce myself and express how excited I am to be joining the Keatley Photo team! I've recently taken the role of Marketing Director, and couldn't be more ecstatic about both the role, and the amazing people (and animals) I am working with. I mean, who doesn't want an adorable 2 year old with self-styled hair and a fist full of Cheerios waltzing past your desk from time to time to keep things light? Or a precocious Pomeranian greeting you in the morning? This all on top of the amazing artistic environment of working with John. We have some fantastic projects planned for this new year, and even in week 4, things are off to an amazing start of exciting endeavors. We are diving in head first, and I cannot wait for you to see the results as they unfold! So, hello Keatley fans, it is nice to meet you, and know this is not the last you will be hearing from me. Oh, and even though I often introduce myself as Elizabeth, many of my friends call me Izzy, so feel free to do the same. Happy New Year!! –Izzy
We Are Hiring A Marketing Director
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
12/23/2011 UPDATE: The position has been filled. Thank you so much to everyone who helped spread the word and for your interest. Merry Christmas.
We are looking to hire a marketing director, and I thought I would post the job listing here in case any of you are interested, or know anyone who may be qualified and interested. The requirements and application process are described below. Thanks in advance for your interest, and for passing this along.
Location: Currently we operate out of a small home office in West Seattle, but construction of a new West Seattle studio is underway and near completion.
About us: We are a commercial photography business that focuses on editorial and advertising photography, both locally and nationally. Our business has steadily grown over the past ten years, and the photographer has been recognized by multiple national and international contests and awards. He has photographed Fortune 500 CEO's, National bestselling book covers, and many celebrities. His work has appeared in Time, Wired, Forbes, Inc., Fast Company, and Glamour to name a few. We consist of one full-time photographer, a part-time office manager, and frequently work with freelance artists on a per-project basis.
About you: We are looking for a business-minded individual who is passionate about marketing, social media, and networking, who wants to make your mark on a business and help it grow. Skills that are required for this job: self-motivated/driven, detail-oriented, organized, relational, flexible, an appreciation for creativity, and a sense of humor. While this job will start as a part-time position (20-25 hours a week), through your efforts and tireless pursuit, the position can grow to full-time. Your job duties will immediately include establishing a yearly marketing plan, managing the blog and social media, developing relationships with current and prospective clients and sponsors, handling press inquiries, and scheduling speaking engagements.
Are you the person at a Christmas party who can walk up to someone you don't know and have an interesting conversation? Then you would be our ideal candidate, someone who is great with people, and can make a great first impression.
Are you the person who can persuade a vacation rental owner with a no-pet policy to allow you to bring your pet? Then we need you, because your strong communication skills and persistence will help us achieve and even exceed our goals.
Are you the first among your friends to get the flu shot when winter approaches? Then you are the person we are looking for, who is always ahead of the curve and has gotten things done before others even realize it needs to be done.
You will be a key contributor and play a pivotal role in determining the direction and the success of this business. This job has tremendous growth potential, and we hope great personal satisfaction.
College degree required
At least one year of marketing experience (internships included). However, if you blow us away with your resume, application, or interview, we would be willing to look past this.
Must be flexible and a hard worker
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Respond to this ad with an email containing your resume (inline or attached as a PDF) and cover letter. Also, answer three (3) of the following four (4) questions in your response (your pick). A short paragraph on each should be sufficient. All inquiries will be replied to and kept in confidence.
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My 31st Birthday
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
In just a couple of weeks, on September 22nd, I will turn 31 years old. That's right. The big Three One. I didn't feel very old until I found this picture from my 5th birthday, and that really got me thinking. Wow.
If you have been reading my blog from time to time, you have probably picked up on the fact that I went to Liberia this past January to photograph the people, and some clean water wells which were built by Well Done Liberia and MiiR. That trip has made a lasting impression on my life, and has helped reinforce my desire to give of myself when possible to help those who can't help themselves. Giving up my 30th birthday last year was an incredible experience, and thanks to many of you, we were able to raise $1,000 to help fund clean water wells in villages where they only have access to contaminated water.
This year, I have partnered with One Days Wages to help fund the Horn Of Africa Relief Fund. Instead of asking for gifts for myself, I am asking family, friends, friends of friends, and anyone reading this to consider giving anything you can to help care for more than 12 million people in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia who are struggling to survive in the midst of a severe crises and famine.
HERE IS MY ODW BIRTHDAY CAMPAIGN PAGE. From this link, you will be able to Donate, Like, Share, or Tweet this out to your friends and family. I understand not everyone is able to help financially, but if you would consider helping to spread the word I would greatly appreciate it. To make things a little more fun and exciting, I will be giving away a 20×30 editioned print from my Liberia collection to the highest donor to my birthday campaign. An additional 5 random donors will also be selected to receive an editioned 12×18 Liberia print. The top donor will have his or her pick of images, and the 5 random donors will receive one of my favorite images. MiiR has stepped up and offered a limited edition water bottle to the second and third highest donor, and this morning Glassy Baby said they would also donate a Drinker to the second and third highest donor. Pretty cool! So we have prizes for 8 different donors. Maybe some other prizes will pop up in the coming days too…
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, and thank you in advance to your willingness to help where possible in bringing relief to those struggling in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia. Once again, here is my campaign page.
Come Say Hey In NYC
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
I'm in New York this week for the Snyder/Redux launch party, and LeBook Connections. While I am looking forward to both events, I want to direct your attention to another get together for those of you in the area. The fine folks over at WTJ? have put together a great post about Snyder/Redux as well as an informal invite to anyone interested in grabbing a drink and saying hi. This will take place Tuesday, June 7th (today) and the address of the bar is at the end of the post on WTJ?. I hope to see you there.
Now Represented by Snyder/Redux
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
I am pleased to announce I am now represented by Snyder/Redux, a new agency in New York. They have a great roster of talented photographers, and the best reps and staff you could imagine. In a few days I will be heading out to New York for the agency launch party as well as a few other events. The company website is snyderredux.com. I am looking forward to the new opportunities which will come from this relationship. Here we go!
Chris Buck Has A Blog
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
Chris Buck needs no introduction, but I am going to say a few things about him anyway. I had the chance to meet up with Chris in New York a few years ago, and he was very gracious to make time to meet with a young photographer such as myself. I have always admired and been inspired by his photography, and over the past few years, he has had a tremendous impact on me from the business side of photography, as well. He has taught me some valuable lessons I will never forget. I will always be grateful to him for that. Chris is an award winning celebrity, advertising, and editorial photographer, and he just started a blog which I can promise you will be worth following. Do yourself a favor and check out his website chrisbuck.com and make sure to add his blog chrisbucknews.wordpress.com to your reader. You will be glad you did. Welcome to the blogosphere, Chris. Do we still call it the blogosphere?
Image © Chris Buck
New Keatley Website
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
I would like to officially announce with great enthusiasm the new John Keatley website is now live and open for business. It features full support for all browsers and mobile devices, including the iPad. One of my favorite features is the scalable image grid which sorts itself to fill the screen regardless of the users screen size and resolution. Re-sizing your browser with the site open will also shuffle the grid on the fly. The blog has been rebuilt and integrated into the site and there is a new video section as well. The site is 100% Flash free. Not that I have anything against Flash, but it seemed like the best way to move forward to maximize compatibility, as well as to avoid a separate mobile site.
It was a thrill to have my previous site published in the 2010 PDN Annual as one of the top photography websites. Many people have commented that they loved that site and I shouldn't change it. I liked it too, and it was perfect for what I needed at the time. But as I assessed my goals for moving forward and figured out what I needed from a website, I decided it was time to do something new. Once I realize something can be made better, I have a hard time not acting on it. I guess I am never satisfied. It's a blessing and a curse.
A very big thank you goes out to designer Greg Lutze for once again doing an incredible job, and developer Benjamin Borowski at Typeoneerror Studios who worked pure magic.
With all that being said, please click around and have a look at the site as well as some of my new work. I am sure a few bugs will pop up here and there, as well as ideas for changes. I would love to hear your feedback in the comments, good and bad. Thanks.
It's My Birthday
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
I recently shot an ad campaign for a new water bottle company called MiiR. The images turned out pretty amazing, but you are going to have to wait a little longer to see them. I know, what a tease. That's not the reason I am writing today, though. Besides making awesome bottles, one of the great things about MiiR is the one-for-one business model they work under. Every bottle sold gives one person in a developing nation clean drinking water for one year. This is done through an organization called Charity: Water. Through working on this ad campaign, I have learned a lot about Charity: Water and the work they are doing to provide clean water to people in need by drilling sustainable wells. The video above does a great job painting a picture of what is being done and what still needs to be done. That being said, I decided to join the Charity: Water September Campaign, and give up my birthday. In just a few days I will be turning 30, and rather than asking for gifts, I am asking people to donate $30 toward the goal of $5,000 which will provide a well for an entire village. I know you were probably not going to get me anything for my birthday, but I just felt I should take advantage of the small platform this blog provides me to ask you to donate if you feel inclined. Although the campaign says to donate $30, any amount would be amazing. $1, $2, $5, whatever. It's hard to make a difference as one person, but if each reader this week gave just a few dollars, we would be funding a well, and then some. To make a donation and contribute toward building a well, you can go to this link, John Keatley's 30th Birthday Campaign.
Thanks for taking the time to read this. It is something that has been on my mind lately, and I hope it resonates with some of you too.
I should also mention that 100% of donations go directly toward water projects. Administrative costs are separately fund raised by Charity: Water. They are a very transparent organization, and you can find out a ton more by visiting their website www.charitywater.org.


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text: HomeEnergy & EnvironmentWork Less, Save The Environment! Michael Dave February 7, 2013 Energy & Environment, Global Warming 4 Comments So working less would help save the environment? As the study says, "He admits there are flaws to his analysis—the study didn't take into consideration the rise of telecommuting, which has and will continue to cut down on transportation emissions, and there is no way to know what a person would do with their increased vacation or leisure time." So what they are saying is we really are clueless, but we can save the environment. So stop worrying about working and start taking time off to… well, we want you to not drive and ride a bike. n.n This is part of the reason for the large illegal alien population. The environmentalists place a priority on their environment over people. The problem with their vision is three-fold. First, they consider it acceptable to displace people from the land where they harvest foods, tend their animals, and raise their children. Second, they induce and offer inducements for converged migration and concentrated population centers, which causes social strife as competing interests are brought to bear in close proximity, and environmental disruption as anthropogenic effects are concentrated. Third, their interest for the environment is represented by the principle of "out-of-sight and out-of-mind," which is why they promote "green" technology which causes both labor and environmental disruption at recovery and processing, and then obfuscated through the environmental businesses and other special interests when finally deployed. I wonder if "environmentalists" are behind the resurgence of the eugenics agenda and the effort to normalize voluntary generational genocide (i.e. elective abortion/pro-choice). They certainly have a monetary and competitive motive to reduce anthropogenic side-effects. Tallyman Less work = less produced = less for us + less to divide up by our masters. Take fire from man for Gaia's sake? When will these enemies of Prometheus do the honorable thing with themselves? koala I am all for a four day work/school week. We can also benefit from remembering the Sabbath to keep it holy. GoodMojo1 Fo a stretch, I worked four twelve hour days. It was awesome!


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After blood, sweat and tears, working through late nights, sacrificed weekends and a lot of coffee, the internship has come to an end, and the game is finally available in Google Play Store, and soon (1-2 weeks) will also be at AppStore for iPhone 5. Art all done by me, except for some details because the deadline was too tight and we were running out of time.
I would like to thank the coffee who has never abandoned me since the beginning of the project until the very ending. I would also like to thank Chris Coxand Justin Parsler for the great opportunity, and Chris Winn, Ali Abdullah Marwani, Ben Lunato and Davide Alexandro Fiandra for the hard work - and for helping with the unfinished art.
It was great working with you, and I'm certainly going to miss you and all the rest of the Brunel Game Design students who I had the luck to study and work with.
You're awesome. Keep up the good work, I wish you all the best.
The demo version is free and the full game can be purchased by clicking on the option "upgrade for full game" for the price of 0.50 pence in the UK (converted to your currency automatically since it's available in the whole world.
You can download it here.
I have a passion for drawing, since I was a little kid, and I draw not only professionaly, but also because I express and free myself when I do it. I'm a good observer, I have a good eye for details and I'm an incurable perfectionist, which reflects on my work. I'm pretty methodic, but I'm also imaginative and creative. I use the internet as a tool for references on visual arts and for inspiration. Music is also really inspiring to me, giving me ideas and stimulating my imagination, and also helps me concentrate, so I usually draw listening to it. I have a versatile style: I can draw manga, realistic, comic or cartoon, depending on my mood or what the client wants. I love drawing peole and portraits, because I love drawing human anatomy. I like to use traditional materials, such as graphite pencils, indian ink pens, colored pencils, sharpies and markers, paint, nanquin, etc. I also use Photoshop to adjust the colors and sometimes make some nice visual effects. I also like to draw fanart of movies, books, TV shows, anime/manga and idols, like rock stars or actors, etc. I'm a Virgo, with ascendent Libra and moon in Pisces. I'm shy, sensible, short-tempered, quiet, dreamer, and a nerdy gamer girl. I'm also a Harry Potter fan, and really like to read, and Johnny Depp is my love forever. |


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Light Cycling for ROP
0Jul 7, '14 by tkrahnHi everyone. This is my first time posting, but I've been reading through all of your posts for a long time now. I've been a NICU nurse for about a year now and I've been asked to do my first "project". Our unit has been trying to make a consitent policy for how we do light cycling. Right now the NNPs just put in random times for various babies. I've been looking around for some research on light cycling and ROP but I'm not coming up with a whole lot. I talked to another nurse who did a small project on it during her capstone with NICU for school and she said she couldn't find a lot of info either. How do your units handle ROP and light cycling? Do you light cycle at all? I've read that it's done for the infant's circadian rhythm but we don't light cycle for that reason at all. Our unit is a little backwards on things. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
0Jul 7, '14 by NicuGal, MSN, RNWe don't light cycle where I work, it is hard to do with 6 kids Ina pod and half the unit has natural light and the other half doesn't. We do keep it dim at times we aren't working and use isolette covers.
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0Jul 7, '14 by tkrahnWow. Our unit is BIG on light cycling for ROP. We are trying to standardize a way to do it with specific times, certain lighting, etc. One of our NEOs teaches us and parents that light cycling keeps ROP from advancing. I have yet to find any information on it but he is adamant about it. A nurse last night told me that our physician that does injection treatments doesn't agree with the use of light either but is tired of arguing with our Dr so he stopped caring. Our unit feels soooo backwards from what I read that other places are doing. How do you keep ROP from progressing? Do you have injection treatments for severe and plus disease?
1Jul 7, '14 by NicuGal, MSN, RNAsk him for references 😀. We keep our sats between 86-94 until fully vascularized. Our docs from the eye institute do laser, but we have a very low percentage of kids who need it.poppycat likes this.
0Jul 7, '14 by babyNP., MSN, APRNI have never heard of light cyling. Time to ask Dr. Google and Dr. PubMed
2Jul 7, '14 by SteveNNPLight cycling has no effect on progression of ROP. Targeted oxygen saturation and avoidance of preterm delivery do.zeus&lincoln and poppycat like this.
0Jul 8, '14 by tkrahnWe keep our babies under a thick isolette cover from 23-31 weeks and keep their oxygen saturations at 85-93. At 32 weeks we remove the heavy cover and place a smaller lighter blanket over their bed and change their limits to 85-95. If they are still on O2. We are told that the best way to prevent ROP is preventing prematurity and over oxygenation. However, we also light cycle when/if they hit stage 2 (any zone). This doesn't happen with all our preemies but it's pretty common with our micros as they get older. Our Neo that believe in light cycling to help prevent progression of the disease is wanting us to determine set times. Right now it's random for each kiddo. From 8 all the way to 24 hours but at all random times of the day. And with the lighting in out unit it's not easy to expose one baby and not the other. I am having a hard time finding studies on light cycling. By reading your posts I am seeing that it's not a common processes anyway. That makes sense because our unit does things that don't make sense.
This (us having to look into out policy and procedure) all started with a former micro having advanced ROP and orders for 24 hr LC. This little guy was a 25 week twin. Him and his sister were brought in on NCPAP and within days on high freq with DNR statuses because they were so sick. Now 50 some days later they've made some improvement. Small but some.
I wanted some insight into other units. I'll take this back to the policy group and ask what my next step should be. If they want me to make something up, they can get all over that project themselves.


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Flight delays pile up Monday after FAA budget cutsBy SCOTT MAYEROWITZ
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Travelers stand in line at Los Angeles International airport in Los Angeles on Monday. The FAA said late Sunday night that staffing cuts were causing delays averaging more than three hours for flights arriving at LAX.NEW YORK It was a tough start to the week for many air travelers. Flight delays piled up all along the East Coast Monday as thousands of air traffic controllers were forced to take an unpaid day off because of federal budget cuts.
Some flights into New York, Baltimore and Washington were delayed by more than two hours as the Federal Aviation Administration kept planes on the ground because there werent enough controllers to monitor busy air corridors.
One out of every five flights at New Yorks LaGuardia International scheduled to take off before noon on Monday was delayed 15 minutes or more, according to flight tracking service FlightAware. Last Monday morning, just 2 percent of LaGuardias flights were delayed. The situation was similar at Washingtons Reagan National Airport, in Newark, N.J. and in Philadelphia.
Some flights were late by two hours or more.
For instance, the 8 a.m. US Airways shuttle from Washington to New York pushed back from the gate six minutes early but didnt take off until 9:58 a.m. The plane landed at 10:48 a.m. more than 2½ hours late.
If travelers instead took Amtraks 8 a.m. Acela Express train from Washington, they arrived in New York at 10:42 a.m. 4 minutes early.
The furloughs are part of mandatory budget cuts that kicked in on March 1 after Democrats and Republicans missed a deadline to agree on a long-term deficit reduction plan.
FAA officials have said they have no choice but to furlough all 47,000 agency employees, including nearly 15,000 air traffic controllers. Each employee will lose one day of work every other week. The FAA has said that planes will have to take off and land less frequently, so as not to overload the remaining controllers on duty.
Critics have said the FAA could reduce its budget in other spots that wouldnt delay travelers.
Monday is typically one of the busiest days at airports with many business travelers setting out for a week on the road. The FAAs controller cuts a 10 percent reduction of its staff went into effect Sunday but the full force wasnt felt until Monday morning.
Some travel groups have warned that the disruptions could hurt the economy.
If these disruptions unfold as predicted, business travelers will stay home, severely impacting not only the travel industry but the economy overall, the Global Business Travel Association warned the head of the FAA, Michael P. Huerta, in a letter Friday.
Deborah Seymour was one of the first fliers to face the headaches.
She was supposed to fly from Los Angles to Tucson, Ariz., Sunday night. First her 9:55 p.m. flight was delayed four hours. Then at 2 a.m., Southwest Airlines canceled it.
Its pretty discouraging that Congress cant get it together and now its reached the point that we cant get on an airplane and fly, Seymour said.
One thing working in fliers favor Monday was relatively good weather at most of the countrys major airports. A few wind gusts in New York added to some delays, but generally there were clear skies and no major storms.
Delta Air Lines said it was disappointed in the furloughs and warned travelers Monday to expect delays in the following cities: New York, Philadelphia, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Many flights heading to Florida were seeing delays of up to an hour.
Raymond Adams, president of the air traffic controllers union at New Jerseys Newark airport, said on Twitter than a few flights out of Newark to the south got sent back to Newark because the Washington area air traffic control system was overwhelmed.
The FAA has also furloughed other critical employees including airline and airport safety inspectors.
The countrys airlines and some lawmakers have suggested the White House is causing misery for fliers to put pressure on Republicans in Congress to rescind the cuts. They say the FAA is ignoring other ways to cut its $16 billion budget. Two airline trade associations and the nations largest pilots union filed a lawsuit Friday asking the U.S. Court of Appeals to halt the furloughs. No hearing date has been set.
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1 Then the LORD told me, "Love your wife again, even though she is loved by others and has committed adultery. Love her as I, the LORD, love the Israelites, even though they have turned to other gods and love to eat raisin cakes." | 1 The LORD said to me, "Go, show your love to your wife again, though she is loved by another and is an adulteress. Love her as the LORD loves the Israelites, though they turn to other gods and love the sacred raisin cakes." |
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Hello TW. New member from Portland, Oregon. Finally bought the exact truck i've been wanting since 16, a Black 2002 Tacoma 4x4 Xtra cab SR5 TRD. Had it for about 2 months now and absolutely love this truck. Checked out the forum and have already found tons of quality information. This is my daily driver, but will definitely be off road often. I just put a new Apline stereo in. Lift and tires next.
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David, Don't do anything to that plant except water it when dry. It is about to flower for you. Doesn't happen too ofter unless it is happy. Wait untill it flowers before doing anything. The buds will far off is disturbed. Also if 'gigantea', those buds will get to be big ballons before opening. It should have a light yellowish/brown color. Some 'starfish flowers' got to be over 12 inches wide. So wait and see and post back. Stush |
Thanks Stush, gonna leave it be (except watering) for now and see if I can get it to bloom. Unfortunately, one of the buds died off, but the other smaller one has been growing in size steadily, hopefully it will make it! |
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The Bushmaster
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It makes people cry. What's your best promote story.
first time Vayne
What's yours? I've never seen anyone do anything intimidating, funny, or even remotely useful with Promote... I love my laning opponent to have Promote, though. They always push my lane and get killed in a gank.
nunu jungle, I was soraka. Promote + blood boil (speed up) + soraka's heal backdooring. this was not a ranked game.
Best Furry NA
Problem with Promote is, it causes a disturbance. The jungler laughs. If he is preoccupied, then the enemy kills the promoted minion. Then goes on to nearly kill you. But there's one problem. They have what you don't. Flash+Ignite. Or Flash+Exhaust. Or Exhaust+Ignite. You died. Also, unrelated: http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/....php?t=2844339
Joe Krake
The only real use I found it for was making easy bot games go faster to get the FWOTD bonus.
I push a lane with a promoted minion. They try and gank me with 4 people, I let them chase me across the map while mr promote breaks their turret.....then another turret,xD. I love stupid people.
About 100 gold short of a full item, as I finish buy the part for it I can't work out why I can afford in the time it took for me to work out the cause, I got enough for an extra ward as well. The minion had been promoted to defend our inhibitor tower, it was up to their's at this point. Promote wasn't really a skill that you could ever clutch play, so you're unlikely to get any major stories from it.
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Well I used to use Promote at mid with Lux and Morgana...AoE attacks to destroy minion batch then let promote minion tank turret. Most Mid players derp at it for some reason. I dropped it for clarity though. maybe I can still use it after that new promote item comes to play.


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October 29, 2013—Link rot occurs when hyperlinks to a source in an article break, leaving scholars without access to important information.
To address the problem, Jonathan Zittrain, professor of law and computer science and vice dean for... Read more
October 29, 2013—Schlesinger Library and the Center for the History of Medicine (CHoM) at Countway Library both held "Wikipedia Edit-a-Thons" in conjunction with Open Access Week, October 13-20, 2013... Read more
October 25, 2013—Open Access Week, October 21-27, kicked off at Harvard with a discussion featuring Peter Suber, director of the Office for Scholarly Communication and... Read more
October 22, 2013—In 1905, a woman in Maryland was commissioned to drive a horse-drawn wagon filled with books into remote areas without libraries—which was a good idea until the cart was hit by a train. Luckily there were no human or equine... Read more
October 15, 2013—2013 has seen many milestones towards improving access to biomedical research. In February, President Obama issued a directive requiring most federal research agencies to implement public access policies; official guidance in... Read more
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Soups - The Perfect Comfort Food
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Very Good 4.3/5
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Great for cold nights! This "stew" will warm you up from the inside out! Submitted by CHENIA Carbs: 39g | Fat: 11.1g | Fiber: 6.8g | Protein: 19.4g | Calories: 322.2
Incredible! 5.0/5
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I found this easy soup in the magazine, Light and Tasty Submitted by STACYB15 Carbs: 23g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 28.3g | Calories: 251.3
Very Good 4.9/5
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This is a delicious and filling soup. It can be used for lunch, along with a salad; or it can be used for supper with a quesadilla, salad, and fruit for dessert. Submitted by ACHIGG_1 Carbs: 82.1g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 6g | Protein: 12.9g | Calories: 190.5
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mix it all together! Submitted by ADDISYNSMOMMY Carbs: 25.9g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 5.6g | Protein: 12.5g | Calories: 162.8
Very Good 4.7/5
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This is a staple in our house during cold weather. I adapted this from a local resteraunt. Submitted by SCOUTHARPS Carbs: 7.6g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 15.1g | Calories: 148.5
Very Good 4.0/5
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Vegetables, barley, and beef make this soup a full meal in itself. Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 7.7g | Protein: 13.7g | Calories: 202.7
Very Good 4.0/5
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Great soup to take the chill off of fall nights! Submitted by KCTAYLOR71 Carbs: 13.6g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 10.2g | Calories: 135.8
This hearty soup is super easy to prepare but packed with flavor. Change up the flavor by swapping in your favorite sausage. Submitted by TODD717 Carbs: 40.1g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 12.3g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 248.6
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Quick soup Submitted by VALERIC620 Carbs: 29.6g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 9.8g | Calories: 185.4
This is a hearty soup that is great for the whole gang! The best part is how easy it is to make. Submitted by GENIETEST Carbs: 30.5g | Fat: 10g | Fiber: 8.5g | Protein: 17.9g | Calories: 268.1
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Nothing beats a bowl of fresh, homemade chicken noodle soup. Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 30.3g | Calories: 217.6
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Submitted by DNSLIVINSKI Carbs: 13.5g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 12.7g | Calories: 167.8
Ditch the condensed "cream of whatever" soups and make this instead. You only need 10 minutes of hands-on cooking time for a filling yet light bowl of comforting soup. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 13.8g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 21.3g | Calories: 172.3


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In typical Acura fashion, our fully loaded RL was jammed with all sorts of technological goodies. Standard features include heated front seats, XM satellite radio, a Bose 260-watt, ten-speaker surround-sound system with noise cancellation, HID headlamps, six airbags, and Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity. Opt for the Technology Package, and Acura throws in navigation, adaptive headlamps, rear parking sensors, a rear-view camera, and ventilated front seats. The Advance Package goes one step further, throwing adaptive cruise control, collision-mitigating brake system, and power-folding side-view mirrors into the mix.
Farewell Five-Speed; Say Hello to Six Gears
Mechanically speaking, the 2011 RL is virtually identical to 2009 and 2010 models. Honda's 3.7-liter DOHC V-6 is still nestled underhood in a transverse manner, and is still rated at 300 horsepower at 6300 rpm and 271 pound-feet of torque at 5000 rpm. That power is channeled to all four wheels via the company's advanced SH-AWD all-wheel-drive system. Not only can the driveline send up to 70 percent of the engine's torque to the rear axle, but it also can channel power to a single rear wheel, optimizing traction and helping rotate the car through fast corners.
The big news for 2011 lies with the transmission. Long dogged for retaining an antiquated five-speed automatic when competitors were switching to six, seven, and eight-speed designs, the 2011 RL finally receives an extra gear, bringing the grand total to six.The transmission is as smooth and well geared to the V-6's power range as the previous five-speed, but the additional cog helps bolster fuel economy. The EPA rates the 2011 RL at 17/24 mpg (city/highway), and improvement of 1 and 4 mpg, respectively. Driving conservatively, we saw a 23-24 mpg average over a 60/40 split of highway and city driving.
A Supple Ride, With A Dash of Sporty
Acura claims the RL moniker stands for refined luxury, but that doesn't mean the car can't provide the driver with a little fun while behind the wheel. Ride quality is softer than that of the TL, and turn in isn't quite as sharp, but body roll is kept to a surprising minimum, and the SH-AWD's torque-vectoring skills further help the car stay planted when pushed in corners.
Push you certainly can. The 3.7-liter V-6 never lacks the grunt needed to toss around the RL's 4110 pounds. Shift times of the six-speed improve slightly when in sport mode, but drivers who insist on selecting their own gear can do so with the new steering wheel-mounted shift paddles.


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The New Jersey Office of the Public Defender is always searching for the highest quality attorneys, investigators and clerical staff to join the agency and provide our clients with the best legal representation.
Anyone interested in employment opportunities with the NJOPD should contact:
William Wander Human Resources Manager New Jersey Office of the Public Defender Hughes Justice Complex 25 Market St P.O. Box 850 Trenton, NJ 08625 Phone (609) 292-8353 Fax (609) 984-0251
Mr. Wander can be e-mailed at email@example.com
The NJOPD is an Equal Opportunity Employer and maintains an Affirmative Action Office at the Hughes Justice Complex. The Affirmative Action Officer is Renee Herron-McKithen. She can be contacted by phone at (609) 292-7087.
The New Jersey Office of the Public Defender (NJOPD) provides representation to indigent clients throughout the state of New Jersey on the trial level in the following advocacy categories: 1) adult criminal defense; 2) juvenile defense; 3) representation through our Special Hearings Unit (SHU) of those who have been convicted of sex offenses and face Megan's Law tier classification; 4) representation in family court through our Office of Parental Representation (OPR) of parents accused of abuse and/or neglect of their children or who face termination of their parental rights; and 5) advocacy in family court through our Office of Law Guardian (OLG) for children whose parents are alleged to have abused and/or neglected them and/or face termination of parental rights. We also represent clients of the NJOPD in all of the above case types in the state appellate system, in post-conviction relief (PCR) criminal proceedings, and in other miscellaneous hearings including Drug Court and Intensive Supervision Parole matters. We also represent indigent mentally ill adults and children at commitment, review and placement hearings in New Jersey psychiatric hospitals and facilities. In addition, we represent developmentally disabled individuals in guardianship matters; we also represent individuals whom the state seeks to commit under the Sexually Violent Predator Act.
The NJOPD has regional offices in all 21 New Jersey counties for criminal and juvenile trial matters; magnet offices around the state for all abuse and neglect and termination matters on the trial and appellate levels; a central appellate office for all criminal/juvenile cases located in Newark, NJ; a central management office in our headquarters based in Trenton, NJ; and magnet offices around the state for representation in mental health matters.
The NJOPD welcomes applications for public interest internships in its various regional offices. Interns may potentially be placed in any of our offices. Students who are currently enrolled in law school are given priority. Occasionally, opportunities arise for internships for paralegal students, social work majors and college juniors and seniors. While most interns serve on a voluntary basis, applicants are welcome to apply funding obtained from other sources, make work-study arrangements, or possibly receive school credit if applicants are able to make arrangements with schools for this purpose. We can fill out any needed paperwork presented by interns to us to comply with such arrangements.
The deadline for priority consideration of internship applications is April 15th for summer placements, July 15th for fall placements, October 15th for winter placements, and January 15th for spring placements. Applications received after the priority deadlines may still be considered but will have less chance of succeeding than those submitted by the priority deadlines. To apply for an internship with the NJOPD, please e-mail a copy of your resume and information regarding your specific area of interest, availability, preferred work location, and - most importantly - why you would like to work in this area of law to:
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Who do you think looks best today? (5 photos)
The best street style from London Fashion Week: http://ow.ly/p48HS via @StyleCaster
To play ballerina Nina Sayers in Black Swan, Natalie Portman danced between stretchy jersey dancewear and spectacular Rodarte tutus. For her red carpet appearances, the actress drapes her burgeoning baby bump in luscious satin gowns like this pink Viktor & Rolf design.Read MoreLess


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Ino for sure she a babe
Woooohhhh go Ino
Michael Jackson
Yes i like Ino cause her hair and clothes look better and she is smart and nice if she likes you but shes pretty strong to thats another good thing about her.
Ino for sure she a babe
Woooohhhh go Ino
Assistant Commander *Master Ninja*
Yes i know really sakura has a big head and has pink hair which is kinda of like haaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaa you know and every guy dreams of a hot blonde not some girl who can break every bone in your body with brute strengh you know.
(bows to trigungrave) yes finally someone understands me i mean come on sakura is evil and she has enough strength to snap you like a twig (good thing she dies next month)
Assistant Commander *Master Ninja*
Dude i agree but dont give spoilers k and yes if she gets mad ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh really watch out but yes dont you dream of a hot blonde guys.
probably Sakura.
1.She looks cute with her konoha headband on
2.I like the way her hair comes down over her headband
3 I love inner sakura lol <3
4. I kinda like her personality
great sig by Lasura thanks heaps
i think ino's hotter... she has light coloured hair, fairer than sakura and more slim and sexy..
sakura is too 'girl-next-door'-ish
well altho i love pink hair.... sakura's personality just isn't my tipe..... so i'l have to go for Ino... i like long hair and ponytails.. and i find it cute that her family actualy owns a flower shop... and allways teases Asuma abbout Kurenai
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- Dec 16:
- Marin supervisors approve trail regulations
- Live updates from Marin supervisors meeting on trails plan, tour buses and Susan Adams' farewell, 9 a.m.
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- Editorial: Marin County trails plan shows good progress
- Nov 20:
- Plan regulating county trails approved
- Live updates from Marin Open Space Commission on trails and roads plan, 2:30 p.m.
- Nov 18:
- County trails regulation plan up for approval
- Oct 31:
- Sparks fly amid county parks department consultant plan
- Jul 12:
- Marin Voice: Making progress in providing open space bike access
- Mar 23:
- Editorial: A Marin trails plan that will stand test of time
- Mar 15:
- Mountain bikers accuse parks officials of banning them from trails in new Marin County plan
- Jan 23:
- Marin trails plan forum draws cordial crowd
- Jan 22:
- Rogue trails, vandalism vex county park officials as plan is considered
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- Officials revise Marin trails plan following protests
- Dec 21:
- George Russell: Dislike for trail plan unites hikers, bikers, equestrians
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- Marin parks chief calls trail plan critics 'misinformed'
Revisions made to a new trails plan by county parks staff are so substantial that another environmental review is required at a cost of $188,500.
The revisions, made in response to public commentary but without approval of the Board of Supervisors, provide for improvements that will pay off, parks chief Linda Dahl said Tuesday.
Renewed review of the plan will bring a contract with consultants Environmental Planning Partners to $528,000 — or $188,500 more than expected.
"We made some modifications to the plan in response to public comment," Dahl told supervisors. As a result, county lawyers advised updating an environmental analysis and circulating it to interested parties for more comment.
"We really believe this is money well spent," Dahl said. "We hope it will be a money saving, long term."
Supervisor Susan Adams expressed hope the new contract would be the "final application." The review should be completed by December.
Supervisor Steve Kinsey joined colleagues in approving the $188,500 extra expense without repeating pointed criticism he aired several weeks ago, when he noted that unilateral action by parks staff without consulting the board resulted in a big bill.
The move by Dahl to revise the trails plan — including easing rules for hikers while expanding the potential trail network — followed more than 200 letters and emails about plans to tighten regulations.
Under revised plans, hikers will be allowed to walk off roads and trails — unless they are accompanied by dogs. Hikers with dogs, and all equestrians and bicyclists, will not be allowed to venture off roads and trails. The revised plan includes a public process to designate the official road and trail system.
Under the program, existing roads and trails that do not become part of the designated system will be closed as time allows. Until they are decommissioned, only "pedestrians" will be permitted to use them.
In addition, the new policy recognizes "social trails" as separate from the designated system of trails and describes circumstances under which they may continue. Plans that in some cases had called for a "ratio" program doubling or accelerating trail closures in regions where new trails are created, were dropped, and the number of "visitor zones" set up by the plan was reduced.
The revisions came as parks officials sought to calm a cascade of controversy about a management crackdown in county park preserves.
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